At my college, a semester was 13 weeks. At most, a class met five days a week - usually less - for an hour or so. That means that a college semester has around 65 hours of class time.
In software development, a typical sprint is between two and four weeks - let's split the difference and go with three. Each work week has forty hours. That gives us 120 hours per sprint.
In other words, a college semester is equivalent to just over half a sprint.
Think about that.
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